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Convertible

A financial instrument that can be exchanged for another security or equity interest at a pre-agreed time and exchange ratio.

Convertible

A bond or preferred stock that may be exchanged for common stock in the company issuing the convertible at a certain ratio and/or a certain price. A convertible security gives the holder a great deal of flexibility. It reduces risk by guaranteeing a coupon payment or dividend while also allowing the holder to take advantage of a potential, larger return through the ability to convert the security. See also: Convertible option.

convertible

See convertible security.

Convertible

A bond or preferred stock that may, under specified conditions, be exchanged for common stock or another security, usually of the same corporation.

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Fewer Americans chose to drive with the sun on their faces and the wind in their hair the past couple of years, as an uncertain economy and other sporty alternatives curtailed convertible purchases, a leading provider of auto statistics said Monday.

Investors buying a convertible want the stock price to move up, but if the price goes nowhere, so will the bond issue.

GM's pension gamble: like many other companies, General Motors has a huge pension problem. But are "co-cos" the way to solve it? The answer is: "it depends."

Whatever the reason, convertible bond funds are worth considering.

Winning over converts: convertible bond funds can be a prudent entry into an uncertain market

But despite the difficult year for convertibles in 1994, the interest-rate increases took an even greater toll on straight bonds.

Riding out the market in a convertible

Its convertible offering was a seven-year deal that could be redeemed after Feb.

Riding Convertibles

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